Tezzeret the Seeker

Color Identity Balance

Blue excelling at many low as-fan things vs. other colors excelling at a few high as-fan things means blue's splashy (set-selling) MEMORABLE cards get to be more varied and unique. Ex. All Modern Masters mythics: U: Keiga, Snapcaster Mage, Temporal Manipulation, Tezzeret the Seeker, Vendilion Clique. 5 radically different effects, 2 blue-exclusive. Vs. R: Bonfire of the Damned, Comet storm, Kiki-Jiki, Past in Flames, Ryusei; 3/5 are damage boardwipes, the other 2 could be bends in U. See issue?

I’ve talked plenty about how Snapcaster is pushing more towards red and Vendilion Click is a black card masquerading as a blue card (aka a heavy bend). Things are more balanced than they seem.

As-fan Bend / Break Black Blue Bonfire of the Damned Colors Comet Storm Keyword Abilities Modern Modern Masters Mythic Rares Past in Flames Red Snapcaster Mage Temporal Manipulation Tezzeret the Seeker Vendilion Clique

First Mythic Rare Design

What was the first mythic rare that you ever designed?

Mythic rares I had a hand in the design from Shards of Alara, the first set with mythic rates: (note: “had a hand in” means that for many of these cards I was not the only one who was involved in the design) Godsire Hellkite Overlord Prince of Thralls Sedris the Traitor King Sharuum the Hegemon Sphinx Sovereign Tezzeret the Seeker

Godsire Hellkite Overlord Mythic Rares Prince of Thralls Shards of Alara Sharuum the Hegemon Sphinx Sphinx Sovereign Tezzeret the Seeker Three Color Your Hand

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